SCHOOL strikes in South Lanarkshire for next week have been suspended following an improved pay offer.
SCHOOL strikes which were set to take place in South Lanarkshire next week have been suspended following an improved pay offer.
Now, Unison will put the new pay offer to their members with the recommendation that they vote to accept it.It comes after we reported earlier this week that school staff across Glasgow were on strike over an ongoing pay dispute. "Backdating the full offer to April this year will see an improvement for four in ten local government workers.
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